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EXCURSIONS. &C.
LITIGATION Al.

CtHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY.
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Practical training. Terms reasonable. Day
aud night sessions for ladies and gcntlemon.
>TENOGRAPHY taught by correspondence.
Sond for copy Of "Trial-Lesson Pamphlet"
Given froe. Address MCGlLvRA COLLEGE or
TYPOGRAPHY AND SHORTHAND, 1il3 Main
street, Richmond. Va 40 u&Th&w3m
MADAME GUILLAUME WILL
tsume her private lessons and classes in
French on SEPTEMBER 18TH at 9l2 Capitol
street go BTU. Th&Sulm'
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EAUQUIER FEMALE INSTI-
4 TUTE, WARRENTON, VA.-Opens its
twenty-seyenth annual session SEPTEMBER
Il, lSS7. situated in tho Piedmont region Of
virginia, unsurpassed Tor Its beauty, fertility.
and healthfulness. Only fifty miles from
Washington. Tho grounds. ten acres Ia all,
arc tastsfully laid out. The building Is one Of
the finest school sdincss in tho state. A full
corps Of toacherL Terms reasonable aud
madO known on application. For catalogues
address GEORGE q. BUTLER, A. NJ,
~ l9-sod9t Principal.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
No. : EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal:
MRS. T. q. PEYTON. Associate Principal

The fifteenth session ~ this SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS will
open MONDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1881. Special
advantages offered In MUSIC, MODERN Ian
GUAGES, ENGLISH. AND ENGLISH IITERA-
1URE. Number Of boarders limited 10 thirty
The -ub-primsry and kudergsrton depart
ment will open At the same time.
Apply for catalogue a. the bookstores. or 10
either principal. ~ 1g-Tu, Th&Su3ra
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Carpets.

all colos-wo offer at lower prices
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

Lampsl Lampsi
In Bronze, Porcelain and Hungarian Ware.
FIGURES, STATUARY,
In Bronzc, Brass, Porcelain and Bisque.
VASES AND PITCHERS.
Bronze and Metal.
PLAQUES, PLAQUES,
vcnitian, Brass, Old Silver and Metal.
MIRRORS, MIRRORS,
Old Silver, Brass, Metal and Celluloid Frames
MISCELLANEOUS,
Toilet Sets, 0dor Sets, Dressing Sets, Mani
cure Sets, Shaving Sets, Writing Desks
and pappatiers, in Plush and Leather
Boxes.
Newest Colors and Designs In Bacrat and
Wcbb-Cut Pressed Glass Ware, Flagons,
Toilet and Perfumery Bottles.
DOLLS, DOLLS.
Our stock Is repletc, consisting OF French,
German and Vienna styles, u Owl d.
rect importations.
China Dolls from > to so cents each.
Kid-Body ~Bisque-head Dolls from 35c TO IS.
Talking Dolls from 81. 10 TO 800.
Dressed Dolls from Doc TO $500.
Dressed Soldiers, Sailors, etc, China, Bisque
and rapior Mache Dolls, dressed and
fancy oostumed, in endless variety, and
many other things 10 please the little ones.
Evening Fans, Pocket Books, Purses, In end
less variety. AT CORRECT PRICES.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
House Furnishing Goods.

Covers for Upright Pianos from g.. 50 to $500
Covers for Square Pianos, Elegantly En-
broidered, from $500 to 5000.
o. Felt Table Covers, Nicely Embroidered,
from 500 to $500.
81 Felt Table Covers, Beautiful Embroidered
Goods, from SiO0 To $3.50.
a. Felt Embroidered Table Covers from si.Oo
to $500.
A Splendid Assortment 81 Tapestry Table
Covers In all sizes. Big Assortment Of
Tides, scarfs and Splashers.
White Hemsiitched Linen Table Sets from
siiO0 to $500.
White Knotted Fringe Linen Table Sets from
$3.50 TO $500.
White fringcd Linen Table Sets from $3.50
to $3.50. Csi
White Plain Damssk sets from tsOoto 5000.
white Knotted Fripfh Open Work Monte
Tea Cloths IRON tgO0 to $3.50.
SILK srsPENDERs.
Gents Fancy Satin snj silk suspenders, one
pair in a fapoNlboK, Colors Garnet,
Green, Red, Blue, Orange, Cardinal,
White; also, a Variety Of Fancy Satin
suspendcr, in the Newest Shades, from
Si.25 10 s275 per pair.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Hosiery Department.


Examine the Beautiful Line OF Ladies' silk
and Lisle Thread Hosiery we have on
display. Pure Silk Hose in Fast Black
and Newest Opera Shades. Nothing
more appreciated for q Christmas pres
ent. Fancy box with each pair. Ladies'
High French and English Novelties in
Isle Thread Hose; all the latest designs.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT
Our stock in this line Is More Complete than
ever. We have an Endless Variety Of
All Grades OF Handkcrchiefs for Ladies,
Gents, Misses and Children. Our own
direct importations.
A Fancy Box Given With Every Half Dozen
Handkerchief.
Ladies' Colorcd Border Hemstitched Hand
kercbiefs.
Ladies' White and Colored Embroidered
Handkerchiefs.
Gents White and Colored Border Handker-
chiefs.
Ranging In Prices from &c 10 $500.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
Colorod Silk Hnndkcrchiefs.
|. White Silk Handkerchieis.
White japanese silk Handkerchiefs.
! White and Colored Embroidered silk Hand
kercbiefs.
The above goods can be had from Ike TO
500 each.
Cashmere Muflers, In White and ColorS
from Csc 10 sl.75.
silk Munlers, in White and Colors, from
! 500 10 800,
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Cashmere and Flannel Department

-
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS.
80 Cashmere Pants Patterns reduced from
$3.50 to $3.50 each.
30 Cashmere Pants Patterns reduced from
$50 TO 81 so each.
90 Cashmere Pants Patterns reduced from
$40 TO $3.50 each. The above are all
neat, stylish patterns, and cannot be
duplicated at our reduction prices.
100 Pieces Check and Striped French Elan
nels-havc been reduced 10 close at 40c
per yard.
Great Reductions In Astrakhan Cloths for
Trimming and Most Suitable for Wraps
and Cloaks, In all colors. These arc the
very best goods made, and have been
sold at $500, 800 and $50 per yard.
All reduced 10 $3.50 per yard.
10 Pieces Elder Downs, full 30 inches wide,
all oolors, no better goods made reduced
from si.O0 10 75c per yard.
GENTS SCARFS.
Beautiful Line Of Gents Sraris, Embracing
Everything New and Stylish. II goes
without saying that We have the largest
and nobbiest styles in the city, marked
at prices that will sell them.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
This department l. brim full Of all kinds Of
ladies, Gents, Misses aud Children's
Gloves In Kid, Cashmere, Buck skin,
Dog skin, etc, NJ popular prices. Moth.
ing more acceptable for a holiday gift
than "A nice pair Of gloves.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20
ELAINE KNOCKED our
ny His Own Statements. Not by 81.
John.

John
Nav YouE. De. in-tamcs q Hlaine and
Mayor Hewitt received special attention
from pr~hibiuoni-t ex-Gov st. John. In
Cooper Union. yesterday. Nc ~ John all
dressed The Manhattan Temperance a~s.ocia.
ton The greatest men are aid 10 some.
times make ihc greatest biund,r ,aid Mr..
- John. 20 ~ the reputation of JAIME.
a. Blaine has been thoroughly established
by the errogious bluudcu De- has made. Ills
lat blunder appears In an interview pub
l.hci in the TrtuHs his personal organ,
who're Dc udyocatos The repeal II the tobacco
iHN. on tie ground That millions VI men use
i~ularro. and. therefore. 10 is a Necessity.
Mr. nl1iur.n continued the spoaktr. cop
lu-rs thr removal ui the taN on the liquor
tufiC because it would destroy the excel.
lcnt high hcrne laws some e the states
have Thank God, Wc1aye smoked him out
~ that Mr. ~ John continued. THE
fi0ncr The hlrh license laws arc destroyed
the better. This statesman says he opposes
the abolition Of the whisky tar because itl
consumption would thereby he increased.
Then ducs not The same rule apply a. to'
hacr0i Al. but Mr. Blaine uyCr tobacco u
a necessity, hccausc, be Enyt. ninety. I've uul
II 100 u.s. the weed. N there was the nm,
proportion ~ rum drinkers aud gamblers.
and hlasphcmcr. would rum, swearing and
gambling houses be ncrefsitics tool We %
Zeal 81 our boys % throw away the accursc.
atgl Notwithstanding cigarette. lie pplici
if h ! necessity
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HENRY GEORGE.
Rubbing over with Delight n, Glove
land'A MESSAGE.

NEw YoHg, Dec. ia-Hcnry Gcorsc
lcoiured at the Academy Of Music last night,
Il thank God, he said, "ior Grover Clc,c.
lands message. II was not the message Of a
Hebrew prophet. A Hebrew prophet would
not expect a denomination by the ncmoc.
racy. Nor was Il the message Of a free trader.
II was the message Of a President of the
United States who II inclined toward free
trade. IL Is an multiplication message. Mr..
Cleveland l. ~ yet afraid IT his horses. Hut
II | mistake not, when he once lets them
drive they will carry him much further than
he nov believes. ! am GLAD of the message.
Why Because 81 the goat work IL j. doing
aye, the great work IL has already done. Il
has brought tie question " free trade before
the public. No longer will the question be-
~ 10 how much to raise or lower the tariff.
II \ now whether TO be protection or free
trade. am ~ glad 81 Cleycland's bringing
this question into politics ~ ! would IL our
most sanFuine hopes hal been realized nj
the last election, and believe We ourselves
have largely contributed toward bringing
the question mp
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Dress Goods.

At i5c per yard, 100 pieces Doublc-fold Whip
cord Dress Goods, In the best shades.
At 9Oc Per yard, 30 pieces 3G-inch English
Cashmeres and Suitings-full line Of
colors.
At 2jc per yard, rs pieces Double-fold Check
suitings, in Gray and Mixed Colorlngs.
WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT.
go Bingham Robes, II yards in each Robe,
at Sl.25.
200 Bingham Robes, At s1.O0 each.
500 simpsons Fast Calico Patterns, ranging
from 10 to II yards, any Of these three
items would make acceptable presents
for servants.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20
M WON'T s%uRRENpFR.
Newt voroe, the Desperate, Holds HE
On unninchingly.

VI
DrNyrR Col, Dec. ia.-Newt Vorcc hns
been tracked ioa dug.out on the Robinson
ranch, about twelve miles from Deer Trail,
where he 8. still holding men ut bay who arc
attempting his arrest Another man has Loot
his life, making two killed and one wounded
fince the hrst effort vas made toarrcsi Norcc,
end uie Desperate Il not yet captured A
sheep herdcr, whose name " not known,
wa IN ne durout with Nofce, and has been
thot aud killed by the guards Tho sheep
hcrdcr about dawn LETT the dug-out wearing
NOnc's hat. and when about fifty feet from
the dug-out n yollcy was fred AZ him, tho
supposition being hat be was voruc. lie
fell, but for tome time the men were afraid
TO 20 after the body, a. Norce could easily
reach them with his rifle, when, after about
two hours delay, three men went after the
body. They found Il warm, but the man
hal apparently just died from Internal hem.
orrhaee. There we're tao bullet bolos through
lis breast.
Yesterday Under Sheriff Chiylngion, with
snmnber 81 deputies. left Tor Deer Trail ON
n special train. where he swore IN other dep.
u.lss and left Cor voroe's hiding place with
Two wagon loads Of men. all heavily armed,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20
Local op,Ien Constitutional.

ST Louis, Mo, Dec. io-The supreme cour
this morning declared what y known a. the
Wood local option Law 10 10 constitutional,
The effect u this will be- a. give the temper
nnce movement In the STATE additional I'M
pctus. and ele,ticns will. No doubt, be- speed.
ily held on The YWct" " dry" question ~
an the counties IN the State that have no.
already taken such action. St. Louis vii
ala1 vote on the question.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20

Cuc,Go, M. Duc. i8-Ole Olcscn, a
Scandinavian. City Eve yoau old, employed
as a stree, railway trackmnn Lost The savings
oi a lifetime Yesterday Just when hecyrccici
20 realize The benefit Of his frugaliiy. While
out with Bis wife looking ata home which
he Intended io buy. The old mani. tenement
was huElaHz'd u fi2hlD lie had laid aside
the money weekly, a few dollars NJ q time.
and being afraid ~ the banks had hid this
fortune ina trunk under the bed Them is
up Clrw tD the mauudcrs Oltsgn AMI bis
wife arc neatly distracted.
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HOT SPRINGS GAMBLERS
Making "a Persistent Fight 20 Get tho
HOPKINS Dlamonda.

Hopkins DiemondH.
Special nisIaich 10 the Appeal
Hor SrmNas. Ark, Dee la-rho diamonds
lnsi by the late Sands W. hopkins, Of KAN
tas City, in a gambling den here am likely
60 prove a tough bone Of contention twill
D. remembered that officers captured them
~ a raid ON the den aud retained possession
ofthcm. awaiting demand from the nghtiul
ovn,r Young Hopkins suicide few DAYS
ngo opened a way for the gamblers and sat
urlAy a demand was made ~ Chief Hart fur
the Jewels backed by an alleged order from
young Hopkins Then came d telegram
irom the deceased victims uncle requesting
the authorities 10 hold the diamonds and Ia
face Of this the chief uf police refused to
give them up. and ordered the coyctou,
gambler out Of the city, inHsiuuch ~ cir.
sumsiAnccs implicated him in the game 10y
which young Hopkins Lost 80 heavily. The
relatives Of the late Hopkins seem io believe
he wW bounded ~ pfrrifisnily by the gam.
llcis that II drove him ~ sclf destruction.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20

M,rm,tit1vs, a. Dee n-Workmcn In
the new OPEN housc this morning found a
glspipc bomb, With a fuse attached, IN an
unfinished brick auc, Tao police think they
have located the party who placed Il there.
but refuse 70 dlvulge the particulars. This
afternoon The officers took the bomb 30 tho
outskirts u the city, placed u under the
roots 81 o large tree and lighted the fuse. II
exploded with terrific fortc, tearing the tree,
In the vicinity 10 shreds and splinicrs and
tore q great hole through the shehns over.
coat
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cs,.rr,,. RIOS. a, us, Fever.

The cleansing. soothing and healing
properties 81 narby's Prophylaciic Fluid
arc experienced IN the treatment and cure
OF Catauh and kindred complaints. The
Fluid soothcs and heals the inflamrd mem.
hmnes and removes the offensive pdor
that chamrtcrikcs the di-ca-c. should the
inflammation have reached the throat use
the Fluid ~ a gaglc 10 allay the inilams
nation and Ia disiufccf.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Ladies' Suits.

% Ladies' Black SILK Suits, Silk Velvet Com.
binations. worth 5000, for $500.
20 ladies Wors,ed Dresses in Checks,
Stripes or Broadcloth Tsilor.Made Suits,
your choice for 5000 real value, $500.
LADIES' WRAPS.
All $4,000 Jet Trimmed Wraps $500.
All 1890 Jet Trimmed Wraps $500.
All O0 Jet Trimmed Wraps $500.
All Seal Plush Wraps ut Small Advance on
Cost.
All Seal Plush sacqucs and Jackets Marked
Within 10 Fer Cent. OF Cos, 10 Closc.
All Cloth Walking Jacketsat Memphis Cost.
All Raglans and Newmarkots nj Special
Reductions for the Week.
SPECIAL.
y Ladies' Seal Skin Sacques, Best Alaska
skins, Real London Dyo-your choice
for $500; worth double.
80 Fur Lined Circulars, lined with Best xxx
Squirrel, Alaska Sable, Mink, ctc.-your
choice for 1890; worth from 1900 TO
$500 each.
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posiuyELy the best remedy ever discov'
cred ior an diseases Of mau and beast that
can be- reached hy an external medical np.
plication. is Iianrum Root Eminent. one
trial will convince Manufactured only by
nangum Root Mcliriuc Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty ccnt pr bottle. For saic by Hester,
2J Main street
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nI.hnn Cnrh.rr, pr.a.

LoSuoS. be-. i0-Thc Right Rev Jane,
Joseph Carbcry. Catholic bishop ~ tlle do.
ccse OF Hamilton. ont, h dead. Bishop
Carbery was conscCunird bishop ~ liamil.
ton three YEAR nro. IL went % Rome lasi
September tp attend the %i'uf~'s Jubilee Hf
va, suddenly taken il Al Cork and died
there
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20
I.n.i enIkr aerennnir..

S,tEN, ORE, Dec. D-The California ex-
c~ur.ionist. who attended the ceremonies of
the driving Of the last spike on the Califor-
MIA g. Oregon railroad left Ashland early
yesterday, followed by q tmin carrying the
Oregon contingent. Brief stops vcrc made
at McdfOnl. Graut's Pass. lioschurT. Eugene
aud Albany 81 which points short addresses
were made. The train arrived at Salem Al
loss O'Clock. There will be n reception al
the State capitol this morning, after which
the journey 10 Portland viii again be con.
timed.
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LADIES' FURs

hut 10 the tune Of writing no news has been
reviewed. NOro " said 10 have plenty OF
food aud water In his ~duvoutand ave horses,
one Of them being 4 racer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20

Wicuu, Kas., dee. m-Iuycsiiehtion al
the hcadquartcr. u the oklahoma boomcrsa a,
this point shows that many recruits are pay.
ing - each 10 heroine momhors II the OKLA.
h0mn s%Diilcr' association. Though Che 100.
most secrecy Is t1 De preserved, 70 hns dcyCl'
opcd that me intention is a. raise NJ least
hu0O stand u arms to distribute among thuse
boomers having none. and should clurfrs,
not throw open the coveted land by April I.
the Leaders will taks fopihle possession, and
resist any attempt 81 di.l0drr them.
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ON. areaiMrrit

OF that bcautinor Of the teeth. Rozodont l.
that Ia efec, upon the mouth Is Refreshing,
while AZ q means 81 cleansing the teeth, aud
improving the breath, Il stands alone.
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Manhattan Savings Bank
AND TRUST COMPANY OF MEMPHIS.

Capital and Undivided Profits, S75,o 600 90
DIP MADDEN President EWD GOLDSMITH vo-nrd~L JAMES NATHAN Cashier
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
NAPOLEON Hill, MICHAEL GAVIN 10. HANDwERKER,
LOUIS HANAUER THOMAS BOYLE DAVID r MADDEN,
LAZARUS LEVY, JOHN W. COCHRAN, JAMES A.. OMBERG
ANDREW RENKERT SOL COLEMAN, EDW. GOLDSMITH
JAS 4 ROBINSON, A. C. TERRELL, r. L. GOIDBAUM, HARDWlG PERE2.
GnDepois received In II OF 81 SD UPWARD and interest allowed on m semi
re- We issue drafts IN suHs to suit purchasers OF Great Britain, Ireland, France Ger
many, tally. kuSlA Scandinavia and all otcr points Of Europe at loves rA EE
change for sale on New York. We have Special Facilities for the prompt execution Of
CABLE TRANSFERS on Great Britain and other European cpuntno..
serve buy and sell Local Investment Bonds nm Securities generally, pay taxes act as
trustees mud In general execute any financial business requiring sale and responsible agent
E.With Ample Capital Conservative Bushes Methods and Long an Tried Expert
cce, the Officers and Trustees Of this institution offer their services as Safe Depository 70
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IIns,ren.l,c Memaa, On.


A. sweet as bouquet of HoWcr. isahottic -
Colgate, Violet water aud Cashmere Bouquet
ufrumV.
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CHANCERY SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

No. baL nD-R 4 uolionhcw ". Al Kerr etai;
and No. $40 hD-G U. H. thornton w. A. J. kcn
et al.
ny virtue ~ an in,ofoculory decree Tor ale. en-.
tcrcd In the ahuNc causes on the laih day 81 ncoCm.
ler. tssI, aud amended December D. tNd. / will
scll, At public auction, 10 The highest hiddrt ~ tie
Clarendon Hotel, on the south aide OF Madison
sircvt Memphis. Tenn,
Monday, January 2, 1883,
commencing at 10 o'clock am. SHARP, tho foi.
lowing personal pnuTcrty, consisting Of HOua hold
and Kitrhen furuitufr, hsdftstda. Bunaua Warls
rhos, Mashsiands, Chain, Iarlot furnlr1re. st
tees, sofia, Tables. Maitrsscs, Bedding. sidcbaauis.
Table Ware. Table Cloths, Napkins. UookluF faurc.
aud HNiuns, stoves aud Once Furniture nov in
uso II the Clarendon Hotel. II sale not dnishcd
al 10 O'Clock a m.
Terms " saic-CAsH, Thls pcccmirr II iss1.
n i MCDOWELL Clerk and Master.
ny J. N. BRADLEY, D. G. aud NJ.
W. q. MeathcfiOrd. Norman q Mcfarland n. q.
King. Ice Thornton. s~ollcltorL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20

Mr Henry q. Abby T. one a tho icst
dp'sscd women, both on the stag and In
private lfp.
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Make a trial 81 splint coal
l.. VI. PsTIfE-1s a Co,
- -assud street
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Mas Mun Iy1r,v. u 80 Federal street.
Allegheny Ia, Wa almost eaten up with
scrifulh, but lA-cu.pia cured her.
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1..I " satissS D. somisx.

TnAtm irade. III oId GoId and sIIget
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Election Of Directors.

uSiOs AND PLANrKu BANG % Mrurnn
Memphis. Tenn, DcrymbCr 2 M. !
A n election will be hcld NJ This ihnk on tie
IA Nyond Monday ~ Isnuary tSaA from n
until Z pm, fur The puuposs of chs-iang pluCion
4. RkAD. Cashier
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GENTS SMOKING JACKETS.
UMBRELLAS

UMBRELLAS.
silk Umbrellas, Paragon Frames, u the very
best makes, bought especially Tor IIoli.
day Gifts, In either Gold, Silver, Carved
Ivory and Natural Heads, at from t3.25
20 $500.
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DO you suffer with catarfh9 You can be
cured Il YOU take Hood's snrSapanlla, the
great blood purifier. Sold 10y all druggists.
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Another Big Bapain-ie-inch Colorcd silk
suitne Nelvcts, worth fully s2e5, nc.
duced to si.2j yard.
- pieces Extm.hcsyy 3-+-widc Satin Ouch.
csc and sa,in Rhhdames, at il.55L yard.
actually worth $50.
Special Combination silk Drcs. Patterns
made up for Holiday Presents In the
very newest shades and latest novelties Of
the seaann. Al p%opular uritss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Silk Department.

Elegant Observation-Disclosures Black Cros Grain
Dress silks that must end shall 90 n
cutting in prices will have any effect
We have about three times a. many Of
these goods as We ought Ia have. consc.
qucntly have made the following saoh-
fec:
mire Monopoly.
These goods are p inches wide.
Our $3.50 quality ......... ...........now NL67A
Our s27S quality .......... ...... now Si.75
Our 1875 quality .............n NOW $50
Our 1915 quality .....,...... ......now SOS
Our NL25 quality ......... ...... ....now s2.3IlS